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Headshot of Rex Bell: photographic print

Date
1959 to 2016
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Bell Donation Oversize Photos

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Headshot of Rex Bell: photographic print

Date
1959 to 2016
Description

Bell Donation Oversize Photos

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Rex Bell on horseback: photographic print

Date
1959 to 2016
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Bell Donation Oversize Photos

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Mt. Diablo M&M Co. employees in the desert: photographic print

Date
1880 to 1889
Description
Mt. Diablo workman seated to east of headwork's at top of road to Shaft home in Pickhandle Gulch; Candelaria, Nevada. Stamp on back of photo reads: "Jas. H. Crockwell, travelling photogprapher. Viewing a specialty. Negatives preserved. Duplictes at any time. Alaways address. Salt Lake City, Utah."

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Five unidentified men with pickaxes at the Princess Mill: photographic print

Date
1891-11-13
Description
"At Candelaria, Nevada's Princess Mill, Nov. 13, 1891. Men are identified from left to right: (stock report), Spring, Capt. Hultz, Simpson, W.J. Sutherland-Gen. Mgr., D.H. Jackson-Supt., and Frank Corkhill-Foreman.

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Mrs. Littell, wife of W.A. Littell, and a baby: photographic print

Date
1888-06
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Mrs. A. Littell and an unidentified baby; Taken in Candelaria, Nevada, June 1888. Stamp on back of photo reads: "Artistic photographer Alexander Edouart, No. 6 Turk St. San Fransisco. Elevator runs on Sunday from 9 to 4."

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Pinon nut gathering at Miller Mountain (Nev.): photographic print

Date
1890 (year approximate)
Description
"Pinon-nut gathering at Miller Mt." in Candeleria, Nevada. J. H. Harcourt stands in the bush, and to the right stands W. A. Littell, Mrs. Harcourt, and Mrs. A. Littell. The man by the donkey and the man to the left of the tree are unidentified.

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Fallman, James Mitchell, 1923-2002

James Mitchell Fallman (1923-2002) was born in Lexington, Missouri to Mildred and Mitchell Fallman.

He graduated from Lexington High School and then attended Wentworth Military Academy, both located

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Leonard M. Jessup interview, August 6, 2018: transcript

Date
2018-08-06
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“I decided to just keep going, and I devoted my career to higher ed. I wanted to continue putting back into this system that I felt I got a lot out of. Again, repaying a debt.” What began as a passion for playing school sports would later lead Dr. Len Jessup on a path to lifelong service in the area of higher education. From his California childhood he would soon find himself across different U.S. states performing various higher education duties from professor to university president. In this interview, Jessup talks about his grandparents’ decision to emigrate from Italy to the U.S. and how grateful he feels towards his family as a result. He recalls playing baseball in college. In his eyes, being part of several sports teams helped him develop into the person he is now. He describes doing research during at the University of Arizona and speaks to what it was like moving from one university position to the next. Ultimately, his colleagues would recommend that he move to Las Vegas to

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